Top business lobbies demand urgent Brexit transition deal
Time Out's Brexit thread rages on with almost 2,000 posts and 20,000 views, as UKBF members follow the UK's tumultuous journey out of the European Union. Recent reports show the UK economy...
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The Public Accounts Committee has attacked the 'unfair and illegal' tax practices of overseas competitors using online trading platforms. Many sellers based outside the EU aren't applying...
Time Out's Brexit thread rages on with almost 2,000 posts and 20,000 views, as UKBF members follow the UK's tumultuous journey out of the European Union. Recent reports show the UK economy...
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Default rates on the government's flagship Start Up Loan programme have reached as high as 50%, as business owners fail to make payments on the personally secured loans. Data obtained...
If you manage to find the right person, then you will know the value a mentor can give you and your enterprise as you start up, scale and grow. Not all of us are lucky to find such a person...
Chancellor Philip Hammond will finally address the startup funding black hole created by the UK's exit from the European Union in a speech tonight. In a report last year, BusinessZone...
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Jennifer Adams looks at the Companies House Business Plan review for 2017/18 and asks whether the 'People of Significant Control Register' is doing its job. In an ever changing world of...
Elections are a magical time where politicians make a vast array of promises to all kinds of people (who often have competing interests) in a desperate bid for popularity. Sloganeering...
Arguably one of the foremost features of our variety of capitalist economy is 'boom and bust'. It's such a staple that economists even call it 'the business cycle'. The term describes a...
It was Aristotle that gave us one of the earliest - and most succinct - descriptions of learning through experience. 'For the things we have to learn before we can do them,' he wrote, 'we learn by...
Just as we had started to get used to the new dividend tax rules, the Chancellor has made changes that impact the tax position of both the self-employed small business owner and similar businesses...